Quick answer needed!

[Groove]

When you produce documents at a police station, do they just look at them and stamp to say ok or do they for instance phone insurance to make sure its valid?

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[Pedd]

every producer I've ever had they just had a look at them and filled out there forms and I was away (both car and bike)

But there's no saying they wont, its a chance you take if your gonna use a hooky certificate lol
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[KevTM]

Only had to do it once and they just looked at it.. luckily they didn't check dates (my bosses fault at the time )

[stutterin' sam]

[dgo1212]

Depends on why they pulled you in the first place,if it was because your plate was showing no insurance they will probably check it out,but if you have insurance you don't need to worry about it,do you?

[Pete.]

If the computer said no insurance they would have seized the vehicle.

Every producer I ever had they just looked over the docs and filled out a form. I think they must have given you a producer because they had no access to their database. You should be ok - desk staff are usually civilians anyway.
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132.9mph off and walked away. Gear is good, gear is good, gear is very very good

[MattEMulsion]

Whenever I have produced documents I'm sure they have disappeared into 'the back' for ten minutes or so and kept me waiting. I have always assumed that they have been checking the validity of the documents. Even if they stamp your form and send you away I am sure they will check them at some point.
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[Valver]

Every time i've had to hand in documents (8-10times) they've taken a photo copy but I don't know if they've ever checked out the validity of insurance docs.

[Ste]

If your photoshop skills are good then they won't phone to check.

[Valver]

[brooky]

[T.C]

The official name for a producer is an HO/RT1. When you produce at the Police station, the copper taking the details will complete what is called an HO/RT2.

In simple terms he completes a statement to say that he has examined the documents requested for inspection. If they are in order he simply ticks the box to that affect, if more information is required, for example insurance details or licence details after a crash, that information will be completed in full, and offences seen will also be recorded.

This statement is then signed and sent onto the issuing officer whilst a copy remains on file. If offences have been reported, then these notes being made at the time can be tendered in evidence.

If any offences are noted, for example no MOT or no licence, then this statement also provides the evidence for the stopping officer to submit what is called a DQ1 and VQ1 to DVLA at Swansea which requests the licence details of the driver back to date of first issue, or details of date of first registration for MOT offences.

The use of the Ho/RT2 is not so common these days given the electronic facilities now available, but it is still an option, particularly in accident situations where it is often deemed a more compassionate way of dealing with drivers allowing to get over the shock before having to worry about getting their documents out!
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